Carter seeks tax aid for poor amid energy push
President Carter told 35 lawmakers he will bear the political burden of higher fuel prices to push his energy package. An Energy Administration official said the plan faces stiff opposition, calling it middle of the road as Carter schedules a Friday news conference to outline specifics.
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Carter charts long view as energy crisis tests voters
Carter aims to avert catastrophe and keep a decent world for generations, distancing from slogans. He turns to the voters with a long term plan, while Congress remains wary, and White House pursues ads and cabinet support to push energy proposals amid rising prices and suspicions about oil supply.
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Lakewood recalls recalls council seat in historic vote
The recall election in Lakewood marks the city’s first recall in 21 years with 28 percent turnout. Councilman Plunkett faces removal by council resolution after calls to oust City Attorney John Todd, amid a split council and charged dispute over governance. Nomination papers for the vacant seat will be available next Wednesday with 20 to 30 signatures required.
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Mayer testifies on consulting feud with architects over payments
Senior city planner Mayer describes a $17 500 debt for landscape work by Coppedge and Ballance in Arcadia Pasadena and Long Beach. He says payments varied and he sought funds to pay sub consultants and his wife, while denying improper influence.
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Diet drink industry told not to sell saccharin on the side
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy warned at a National Press Club breakfast that diet soft drinks should not be marketed with saccharin on the side. He said saccharin would be banned as an additive but allowed as a nonprescription drug, and marketing changes would be considered in new drug applications. Kennedy noted adding saccharin to saccharin free soda likely won’t recreate the taste and recalled previous industry indications. He also joked about occasional use of the product and urged his family to avoid it due to cancer concerns.
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Tuna canners urge relief over porpoise ban impact
900 workers laid off at a T I tuna packing firm as industry leaders warn the Marine Mammal Protection Act and porpoise ban threaten jobs and raise canned tuna prices. Leaders plan to press the Carter administration and Congress in Washington D C for relief and possible regulatory amendments.
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